| TCP, Inc. To Boost Production to 800000 Energy Efficient Light ...
AURORA, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--As more Americans make the switch to use energy efficient lighting products in their homes, lighting innovator TCP, Inc. announces it is increasing its production of compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) by 23 percent to 800,000 CFLs per day in order to meet the heightened consumer demand. TCP manufactures 70 percent of the CFLs on the market through name brand, private label and other lighting manufacturers (OLMs), including the n:vision line for The Home Depot. The company anticipates its production will jump to one million CFLs per day by the fourth quarter of 2007. "For the first time since the invention of the light bulb, homeowners are changing a century-old buying habit of using incandescent light bulbs," said Ellis Yan, CEO, TCP, Inc. "More people are seeing the immediate benefits of making the switch to CFLs.
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Nigeria provides 250000 rechargeable lamps for April elections
Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) are to deliver 250,000 rechargeable lamps for this month's elections. An INEC official said the lamps to be delivered to polling centers are for use in case that the voting was conducted at night. The INEC's National Commissioner in charge of publicity Phillip Umeadi said on Saturday the lamps, which were supplied two weeks ago to the INEC by a contractor, were being kept in the commission's central store and logistics center in the Central Business District of Abuja. He said there were concerns that voting and the collation of results might encounter power shortage and last till deep night in polling centers. "If such things happen, we will use the lamps to illuminate the polling centers so that the exercise can go on unhindered.
Bachchans seek blessings of Lord Balaji
Mumbai, April 22: Bachchan family, including the newly-weds Abhishek and Aishwarya, paid obeisance to Lord Balaji on Sunday. Bachchans were accompanied by Amar Singh and Anil Amabani to their visit to the Tirupati Temple.
Known for his faith in Lord Balaji, Amitabh Bachchan visited Tirupati Temple last week also when he made an offering of Rs 51 lakh and presented the first invitation card of Abhishek and Aishwarya`s wedding to Lord Balaji.
He was accompanied by his trusted allies Amar Singh and Anil Ambani.
Last year, following his recovery from illness, he had donated jewellery worth Rs 10 crore to Lord Balaji. Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh had also donated Rs 51 lakh to the temple, but made it clear to the media that he did so to seek good prospects for his party in Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls.
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